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<p>Yes i know how to adjust the AF. I am going to try another lens and see what happens . I did not have this problem until i install this new 35mm .</p>
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<p>i install a 35 f/1.8g lens on my d70000. Now i cant not adjust the AF points when i hold the button in. I want to change it to AF-C . Is this normal because of a fixed lens. Thank for the help.</p>
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<p>Sorry , it is a 32gb card . </p>
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<p>I am looking at a TDK 32 mb class 10 card . Has anyone used TDK before and how to they compare to ScanDisk. Thanks for the help.</p>
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<p>Thank you for all the help . I think i will stick with the USA brand on all the glass that i buy in the future . Thanks and btw i have changed my mind to a 35mm instead of the 50 . Thanks.</p>
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<p>I am looking at a 50 mm 1.4/d. B&H has a grey market for a good price . Is there a difference is quality between a USA lens and a grey Market one. thank you</p>
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<p>I have a d7000 and i use a mac book pro. i have downloaded from camera to my i photo before . I just can not find what changed in the program . I downloaded a new update for the Camera from NIkon and now it will not let me transfer the pics from Camera. I don't know why it says i have no access privilege.</p>
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<p>I am having a problem uploading pics from camera . When i click on the upload tab it says that i do not have access privilege . I have checked the help tab in Nx2 with no luck . Any help wood be great . Thank you.</p>
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<p>Thank you all for the help , I downloaded LR trail and will play with it before i make a choice . </p>
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<p>I am just starting out . Now i need to find a processing software. Would like to know which one is easier to lean and use . I would also like to know if one program is far better then the other. Thank you for help</p>
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<p>Thanks for the help , so should i send back this b+w slim MRC KSM polarizer filter . It was around $125.00 dollars and get just a UV filter.</p>
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<p>I have a d7000 and just bought a b+w polarized filter for it. I was told that i needed one to shoot in the snow for the glare. My question is can i leave it on and shoot all the time with the filter on even if not shooting in the snow. What are the pros and cons of shooting with a polarized filter. Thank you for the help</p>
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<p>Thank you for the help.</p>
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<p>i read on the forums that i need a filter to shoot in the snow with the glare. My lens size is 18-105. Mostly mountain landscape and people in the snow skiing. </p>
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<p>I just got a D7000 last week and love it so far . I been shooting at the beach and indoors for the last week. I am going on a trip to the mountains and want to shooting the snow . Can someone suggest a filter for the snow . I know i want a B+W filter just dont know what size and kind to get. Thank you.</p>
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<p>I just got a D7000 that i just love . My question is do i need a lens filter for it . I have a 18 -120 kit lens . What is the main purpose for the filter . I shoot mostly outside sports and animals . thank you for the help.</p>
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<p>I am going to buy a d7000. i would like some advice on a lens , i am going to get the kit stock lens that comes with it . i can also get a 70- 300 mm f4-5.g -ed-if-s Vr for $400.00 dollars more. Is it better to wait and buy the extra lens later or is this a good price for that lens. i will be shooting mostly outside in the mountains and wildlife .. thank you for the help</p>
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<p>looking at getting the new d7000 body . what would be the best lens to start with that would do a little bit of everything . I will be mostly be shooting outside and wildlife and in the mountains with snow and weather. I don't want to brake the bank on my first lens . this will be my first DSLR . thank you for the help</p>
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<p>i have have been looking at the D90 and the D7000. This will be my first DSLR . I will be shooting mostly sports and outdoors . i am not sure if the price difference is worth it for what i am going to be using it for. The biggest concern i have is that i will be taking it hiking and skiing a lot . I believe that the D7000 is weather sealed and the D90 is not . I am a beginner just starting out . Does the sealed unit make that big of a difference in the snow as far as the moister. I don't want to get a camera that will be not be good in weather or do i want to over buy a camera that i will not use the extras. thank u for the help</p>
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<p> I am looking at getting a SLR . This will be my first SLR ( i have only had a point and shoot before) . Have been looking at the D90 . My question is this , is it better to buy just the body and buy a lens that will do a little bit of everything or just buy the body and lens that come as a package . A little back ground , i am a beginner so this will be a learn as you go camera. thank you for the help.</p>
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